Portrait Of Edith 

Egon Schiele’s “Portrait of Edith” portrays a woman in a vibrantly colored striped dress, a signature style of the artist. Known for his distinctive linear style, Schiele’s work is characterized by elongated figures and expressive brushstrokes, often portraying themes of sexuality, isolation, and the human condition. Although the date is unknown, the painting likely dates from Schiele’s mature period, known for its distinct emotional intensity and exploration of the human form.